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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09
AT PARK EESBUKG.
Smoke from the Forest Firss-Interest In
Election News,

Smoke from the F"rest Fires-Ihterest IN
Election News,
Special Telegram 10 The R6gIstcr
PARKERSBCEG, November s.-Tbe air
here is iIled with smoke, and has been so
several days. Reports are that quite a
large territory near Williamstown is on
fire, and that large numbers are fighting
the flames
This city is taking INN nse interest in
the election returns from the various
States Manager Lewis, of the Western
Union, will keep the office open all night
to accommodate the public, and Col. Jerry
Hill has rendered hi, hotel for headquar-
ters, where snmptuou5 repast is spread
for Democrats and Republicans alike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

v,,trrn Pennsylvania and West Yirginis,
6. ...r,rrr light 70 mesh esSterly winds,
.a. D.. ~ sugyS in temperat re, followed by slow
so. ~ temperature 6y Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09
YoN sturdy oak whose branches wide
Boldly the storms and winds DEFY,
lot long ago an acorn, small;

4NUI IU1lE utSU I'M ssNV'I n sIIl-1IE1
Lay dormant meath the summer sky.
Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ,
and growth, is consumption.
But even this mighty foe of mankind posi-
lively yields to the wonderful curative
properties of DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery If taken early. Don't be blind
to your own interests and think yours
hopeless case This remarkable remedy
has rescued Thousands. OF druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

The Philadelphia Republican machine
candidate for sheriff, endorsed by Mr..
BLAINE, is showed under. The religious
Issue didn't work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09
ANstnsmocrntin stsIn.

Special TSieorGm 70 dk ReoLee.
BRILLIANT, o., November e.-Brilliant
precinct gives Powell 13s, Foraker l24,
Sharp IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

DEMOCRATIC gains in Iowa, Nebraska,
Pennsylvania, New York, Virginia, and
Maryland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

Mrs. Partington and ber son Ike, tbs said.
both use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for colds,
Every travelling man should take with him
a abottIeof Salvation Oil Prics only 25 cts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's county show
Cd up, DemOcratically, in great shape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

Salvation OIL il guaranteed to efectacure
in all rheumatic and neunleie affections
Chinese eat rics OF bsEppointsd sticks
but take Dr.. Bulls Co1gb 6yTap natzally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

MARYLAND, My Maryland" and
hIGGINs, are still there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

The son Of his father will not fight it
out ell winter on that line. d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

How about Boss PULITzER's figures
on ths New York yoteP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

MALONE has gone glimmering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09

AREN'T those fine birdse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-09
VICTORY!
Our Chanticleer Grows for the
Glorious Empire State.
The BRIGHT sun OF TRIUMPH

Darts His Golden Rays Ug{ the De-
mOcracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
rrprcxr IND sAx1rx1Y xorE&

c~oaRayH,oAL DISTRIBUTION or CANCER - In she
recent report made BY the Registrar Gsnerni OF
reference 10 maAs % the geographical dsfronuon OF
fatal cancer It appears that the moan annual death
rat frc th, disease in each Of the registration coun-
ties of England per 100000 persons male and female
living duriue the ten years 1s71,80 msdo special
point of rates having been laboriousy
corrected for variations OF age aud dtrbuonin the
county populations being therefore strictly comparabie
The noticeable feature OF this table 10 the marked
excess Of cancer mortality IN London though 10 be-
ievcd that this apparent would certainly be
lessened and might disappear 4 were possible , 20
London for hospital treatment or operation nhe I'D
Of mortality from cancer both In England ana m
equal In tho male and female cancer moI,any
seems difficult Q, on Sssp stossther
and not in great part only apparent
TYPHOID FEVER IN GERMAxY.-In paper read before
the Association OF Military Physicians In Berlin, Dr.
Frenze insists that though typhoid fever FOR the a ton
or more years has doubtless taken mild course Is
rule he yet believes that the lowered mortality
due to the present therapeutics OF the disease tne o
proved hvgienio conditions and the moro correct rules In
regard to diet during fever Frezsl doos not prize
the cold bath a. an anpyretcthe fever alone ana on
its own account ia thing to consider In
bat as cold .timasnt or In shs T. hst In most
cases IN consequence Of the administration OF anti
pyrstcs lasting are Of the pulse
freonoaiy which OF more doubtful prognosls than
the mere elevation OF the Fever.
"FAsHroNs IN sUReERx"-M verneuil. the eminent
surgeon Of Paris Academy OF Medicine, sets forth in
one OF public addresses of the changing
methods or fashions" which have characterized the
history of surgery nstancing among other things tho
fact the eighteenth century every man who had
fallen his head and suspected to have cracked his
skull trephned and that during the wars at the end
Of The last century and the beginning OF this every gun
shot wound of the extrcmities treated by smpua-
tion He went say that at the time whom he en-
tered the medical profession, tenotomy was tho rage
every tendon. every gameut. every muscle In every
region OF the body cutsquintins. stammerng spin
al curvature handy legs deafness supposed TO
thus cured We have NJ Verneuil trephinso 700
much eno omzcd much. rosected too much, dllaed
too many structures excsed tho ris too Often operated
great deal much In scrapng cold abscesses in PROOF
or this in great country like France Win
37.0O0Oo0 inhabitants the operation OF TRANSMISSION -
performed than half adozen times Anu that
trephining more than dozen tunes In the year
that In nowadaya the spinal ana inguai
muscles of tho humpbacked and stammerfng are ioIt
alone; that England where resection was common IL
is hardly performed aud the eve surgeons now
nearly all agree in leaving the irfs undsturped-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE vols Mao
milan Coz =
cvp,,msr. A souvenir of the st. Lawrence. 12mo,
PIP 32l. Boston: Tfcknor & co..
ST PAUL's PROBLEM AND SOLUTION. BY Faye Hun
fington. l2mo, PIP. 2lS. Ct. Y. Crowen Coz
C,p,SIScs IN OLD q RpgN LITERATURE. BY W. Carew
HazltI l6mo. PIP 26l George ]. Coombes)
THINGS SEEN Chooses vues) BY Victor Hugo 16mo
pp. 235 Harper Bros)
EXPLORATIONS THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA by
Angelo Hellprin 4tO, PIP. 1874 Pniladeiphia
Wagner Free Institute Of SciepeeL)
THE MARGIN OF PROFITS. By Edward Atkinson 12mo
IN. 1873 GO. r. Putnams Sons.)
LIFE OF Leo XIII. BY John Odcastle. Svo, PIP. no.
(The Catholic Publication Society CO..
LIFE OF LEO KILL By Bernard OReilly ID. D., LID
Syo DID, COS. Charles L Webster Il Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
NEw-YoRK . GENT saHkso AND HUDSON
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after Jnne 2 trains leave
0RANn CENTR nEPOr

VI AMI after Jpne 2 trains leave
GRAND CENTRA DEPOT
-. ffess snu finest Passepser Station In America
t TO- a. ,0cne:tsr Express drawngrOOm cars Albany
ga s:r.loEs Lake eeors. and Montreal special Draw.
900 m. the FAM0rs CHI AGO LIMITED. oompe.sa
SSa.S S,sssrs f:: cs1"i.ad Toisao srr1s;
.ioso A. cho.sa Express drawing room cars 70 Rich
s Western S. !" and northern Express.
" Ia drawing room cara ,x,r.o $1,000. -,
every Saturday thereafter buffet ekins and
$50 NJ Albany. T,sy saratoga Utica special. with
70 Troy ana sara through
= ~ .. M. Aeco "moSstssn 70 Albany and Troy.
.6 NJ: Fast Chicago Express win stespins cas Toe
Mss cSe. fa ssa 10 Detroit
y $50 IN, Fast c.uclnnat and ST Louis EXPRESS with
Louis Auburn Geneva CanaedaSua Clayton and Alexan.
dr,a BAY dsiy Paul Smiths sar.nac 40 va Utlca dsy
a Sos,is. and xaresSsss E.Us.ss Ss sss,
M P.ssnr s.d M..sss =. RGs:ss rs, rsS
fss.sius.y .as n.sy 1ye' s ss ssEs
sissper July and after S:y sHcspt SUNDAY Tor Issen:
& &c ~. s'ssss :sS'f: % na
ss sas9is s,: .s'ss F.s esssisa iso Dst.o: az
Chicago sisspinG-csrs = Clayton Va uuoa daily ssoses
il ISL n Ntsht Express With siscp,n yoars AlbAay
T WIN a; Ir M
pfsss fSs s.
rarx Place Battery Place 02 west i12s r. -
and 7so Sutton sss Brooklyn ssd ~ FsurAss wniAns
Wses.ss Express sa s.A sssss ssGsa~s from hotels
.Rus aally esAsrs AAuv sxssss Sunday sssss y ~
Af'1ss 1uIHS fs.s'A&A HENRY noNErr.
General supsnnssadsat General PssssAssF Asse~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

ERIE RAILWAY.-Throug trains leave
IL Isds minutes earlier than time shown from Cham.
ca:ens. 9 A sns1.Disn %Irs Hor" %1;' soes.ss1
Bnnsio Ssssrs fss Pullman sleeping Coaches rom
sp N Daily Chicago and 81. Louis Iimsd- .olia Pan
Cleveland. Cneinnat. chicago and 81 Louis Pullman
Sleeping Coaehe. Rochester Buffalo Nias.ra Falls Ham
Coaches to Bnshsmton ElmirA Buffalo Niagara Falls and
Rutherford and Passaic 44s $40 72o 7so a30
Io:20s M, 1900 noon las 2So 500 $50 40 $40 $50.
.745. SIS. 1880 p n. 1900 miansnS
ioo a.y aa 500 10 $40
s,S $40 KS Iii IL o $40 ios S m i2gS %nse s
Ns.srl and ps,e,;oa Vi. Ns.srs ss.s a.ys SO 80
sandays s:is |. a., s:2o. $50. 500 p N; "a
noon las ESQ $50, $40 i'io 500 $50 $40 7:is. Ils
$780, 1850 snd u midnisht sundays s4S sl5 loa0
wsrwiek. 40 300. 1920 n. 2:So A,so D. m sundays
ss@euss and nd Cor"s s 500 M $50 slo 4so and
800 D. m SUNDAYS s:l5 n. aud 500 p IN
hontsomery .ondout and Kingston. 800 m. $50 p N.
scranton. ban.nora week dsys 300 m. asop M
$50 500 500 $50 N. Sundays $40 sis. 500 1870
g. ~. 500. $50. 500 .. IN.
so $50 c 500 $50 ens sSOa sUc US %
1920 M. 500 $50. 500 p m The 600 . m train stops
Por, Jerv Az 7,6o GEO. 1920 m 2:so $780, 4so COO
80. $50 m. sundsyA s;le. 600 lo:20 m. $780, $50
Tickets passage and apartments Dnv,ns Room and
Sleeping Coaches ned and orders check
os ST. rsS u ,: "
No ISL from sT S or q the sp'
els. loss q m and $40 and 1000 D. M - '-'
X. H. s0ULE, 0enl MgE L r. FARMER, O. p. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
Alusiral Jnstrumenis

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A .grisht and square piano: Of our nats which were
specially seectsd only Artsts Of
potap Opera House COMPANY during the season.
YIN ee sed g. liberal redactoa frpm cur regular prcsG
WILLIAM xNABE a CO.. III SHAVE.
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
Il standing IN tuua Manufactures and wzrerooms ais
- 425 West 2ethsS and e67 Brosdway l0tbsA ttsono
BuildinGl Pianos exchanged, reated or instalmsntG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

EOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer EssteIski leaves Tussdsys and Thlrsasys
HeH n; on SATURDAYS a. y n. Steamer walter BreHN
p m from pier foot OF yay.st, N. r.
bteamer McMauus MondAys Wednesdays ana Frtdays
e. yss ieet Of Yrsnsnsk sf Beats esnnses win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
I KHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssESaER TRAINS leave foot Of oersiaads and ~
. m. for CstaasuQua and intermediate polntA
q Geneva, Iyons, EiprA rochester. BuRalo and
ne west and prins,pg local CHAIR Wikcabsrr
intermediate ponta CnsiP oat
70 Tunkhannock Connection Heading ana HARRISBURG
$40 os Pttssea and principal intermediate peint
Chair car 10 Ptttston.
$40 m tor Coplsy intermediate pontA ConnsctGa
% Reading and X harrisburg. Chair car 70 Copiay
Tn Tor Geneva Lyens Eair< Roehss toe Bufaie -
tho Wost. Pullman sleeper - LySaa
loo N fog Laursys and intsrmsd Cd. sss Ess@
eli pelnts n Nahanoy spA Aesletsa zeal rsGteaa
SUNDAY rEAtSA
for aueh cnunk haslson and - Tern ed1ste pofnea
ks<0 p n. for Copay and interneaia<e pensA
N. for Geneva lyons EimirA Rochsstsr BunAae -
~As west General Eastern omes 2ss Broadwsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
FALL. RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
i NEWPORT FAIL RIVER. AND EAST AND

CHORE LINE, all Rail R0ute, for Boston.
- Newport and the East EXPRESS leaves Grand Central
station at O. m, Limited Express except sunday
Fast Express 81 IA M daily. Newport eIrress
leaves D. daily except Sunday. Palace PArior Cars
Sleeping Cars 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST:
~ ERIN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINZ BETWEEN
NEwY9RK anil gUFFHLo LI nM pT XPstss
PALACE DAY AND sLEEPiNG COACHES
Depols NcwYork foot Of Barclay and Christopher sta
for Water Dap Strosburg Scranton BinghAmton, EmirA
Bath Buffalo, Syracuse. oswrgo Greene Oxford Norwch
Utica connect at Scranton for Pittson wilkesosrre Dan
~ m BIashamton and Eimira Express for Water Cap
ton for Pttston. King ston. Wtlkeabsrrs &c.
4lU .. M scranton wllkesbarre ana Kingston Expresa
Scranton Bnshamion owogo Eimira Corning Bath. Way
land Buffalo. Ac, arriving In Bunalo 7lo nj seeping
,. m, Daily Bunsio. Utica and osweeo Fxpress for
strondsburs scranton Bnghamton. Cortland Syracuse.
oswcgo Greene Oxford Norwich. Utica &C. connects at
for Ithaca and stations except Saturday.
Conpects a. Buffalo with trains for all points West
Rcbfed sprinKs a. m; daily excepi sundays p. m
Ticket, Tor sale and Ssage 2s6 Broadway
q, we.tcott Express offices IN NewYork and BROOKLYN
FALL. RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
j NEWPORT. FAIL RIVER, AND EAST AND
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE lie now being operated on
this commission. Pilgrim, Bristol
Prorrtenoe and Old Colony. FINE BAND AND
New Pier 90 ,oId MOI N. r. foot Of hurrayst.
$50 D. M for Fall River direct connecting Boston,
Fchburr New Bedford Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket and
local points on Old Colony Railroad
6l5 for Newport due about 646 and Fan River
about m connecting with express trains and through
SUNDAYS leave Network $3.50 pm for all points Re-
conaecton BY Amer Boat daily Brooklyn p. m,
Jersey City .. m ....
POI 2si ga s67 and 500 Broadway 26t l25thst
jsI Fasr 1888 Bowcrv Astor House and windsos
HSis Line scs PEI p NJ r. a1d E On c%NSoR
AGENTS Cen Pass Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

l. u
Trains leave west 42dsI station foewa and 20 minutes
earlier from foot Of JaysI, North River
Detroit and Chicago 'e'6o q m. sos. 'sleRm
Tilcs syrscs:s, buffalo Rochester Suspension Brasa
Ksss,on ssnssrtiss csisi. Albany. Si6. .7lS 1906.
cfsnstOss west Pint cOr4yail NsvburE 'lsts. 's:is
s7,lk 300 10l6, llS0 nt+A 4. Al0 B. s6lb e4b
p and nl 3<6 s6;05 Cranston'A Cornwall New
burg.
For Montreal and Canada East 60s
Hamilton London 1900 q m. $500. sis p. Toronto.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagas Falla Cincu.
nauL Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis
saraIssa speeias. ALSO a m. S4s p N. Drawagroom
cara tnrough 10 HarAtoeA
Lake George II: so 1 m SATURDAYS only. s,4s .. m.
KaaterskilL Hunter Grand Hotel Station and 10 Phn.
slciA sio. 800 iisoA m. tl,ts $40 p ~ Drawinerccn
ersknI and Mouatain House, on o. liso n and s4s
Paisnvilc Cairo and Mountain House Station Sis 7:is
9, l5o M. y.As Drswfns-r oem csr 70 Casshah on
11SO a. m and SS6 y. m. trana
=. Daily Daily except Saturday asssurdays emily.
Other tfans daily except Sunday
For uchs,a timetables. pariof ssspnscar seScnmsAa
tons Information apply al ofcea brcok yn-SSa Wash
hs,e,st TAO yStsa:t Amer Once. isot q yuses-;s
loot OF Jay-st, N r. O. LANBERT.
kVaadsrbutAvA 0snssA Passenger AesaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

For Red bank. Long Branch Ocean Drove Asbury Park
Ocean Beach, spring Lake. Point Pleasant 90
CoMMENcING, JUNE "a, 1887.
Trains NewYork foot Corandt and Desbrosses ss
7lo. .9;l M; 1900 noon; $780, sj;l0 $40 dimitsd
press except Red Bankh 'Al0. $50 m. Sundays 7;le
bi6 a m, p. m.
From loot Of Libertyst- s,in $3.50 ills M iso
Ga and Sunday trains do not stop ~ Ocean Grove
u Asburv Park
RUFUS BLODGETT J. r. WOOD, II. p. BALDWIN
stunt Gen Pas Agt r. r. r. g. PA. O. r. r. Of N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
ITO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION tsood 8 days). 81 rs.


STEAMERS c. H. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier IS Il RS m and II m. Sundays Al
MEKlDEN. HAaTFokD. sPRIN0FIELD, HoLY0kE
sold and checked AZ o44 Broad
wa York, and 1 Court St, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork Desbrosses and cortland streets
usr1i.Sars plstsSurs With Pullman ea,.s;;
sr Icn %.a Of Prs s%ofus and sspas
yS:Sals fs ost m E.:
ss sS1 m, s a. Cory for Tsa'v' fS'f0'a"
e. sssS !Hs s rsp w..A,
ssS d 5:any:asl,
s.ss 80 - ss S
SSS '1ss q. SO sas p O. =:
For For 6 H1,sn Nay o,ts svSsp'
sss1s SO X Re SAC aas sS
ri Ss ios .s sG' 81 S not 2
ssS ~. =, through ,r.,..
Jsrsev Civ arordnsa speedy and direct transfer Tor
srsfs s!ss rsu. ylS 7so i, a% s,;rn9 100
e ';$ ss|:s. "a: s sss
s sss 1915 SO 4 4o 90 lso 90" 49, %
lfSS nsn srPs sS 80 s'S Ss5 i loss
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave wis Desorosses and Cort
go W. ssIs.s; Limited I'D y w.: :ss Ian;
49, Dsra S;s * ira 4 s,:
80 gs. s..s. sS
' sa% ll' ii!s '." u s.nS.s iad1s
H fS ' .c lao. ssa $50 s!'sss
:9$ a i q ,rs' ss$
40 NJ. iaIa 20 S.:so Limited. S'as $780, 7ia and
Leave u pn.i.ph. VIA camden 900 a m. ami 4:so m
TcEcs onses. SAC 5s and e44 Broadway A,tOr House
atisrypsce and loot Of De-ero.sss and Cort,asi :ts
Broosrn station CITY Emigrant Ticket odice Cas-
The Company win call for and check
oarssse from hotel, And residences ?, WOO,
CHARLES s @ rS Manager General rss.r Agent
CATsKILL EVENING LINE; ,,s,
r VIZ F's %s q bzS s'ss s's
Except that Saturday, Ksasr.s leaves at p NJ and
cArsKrLL MouNrAI i IS ss' eAIso B. CONNECTS.
L''' houses s..f a 10 Rsr rrsa."sS caf
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. North RIVER
20 4sd IT,
$780, i2'OOp m sUNDAYsss 400. s'46. a. mt 800 1900
100 asa 100 s:s, isq 900 $50
Poti.viiie 400 Tor Es.ion Bethlehem Allentown
M."ss cs s%ns
wsesss % Tor scranton RssSTs Harrspnrs
Ss",o~n
s Es:sn' esrss% m.uo Chunk
wlke,narre scr,nton Tamaaua- shamokn sunoury Lewis
40 n M Tor Eas,on Bethlehem. AIentowo, sto
for Ea.,cn . ou ss ManSn
400 s:l5 a.3O Isis a NJ 30 2:30, 800 400 430,
20 6:l6 D m. SUNDAYS 200 M. 400 D. m. tof Ref
Bank Long Branch osesn Grove tercept sundays Point
40 us H. l:3o 4:so p M. for Lakewood. Toms River
400 M 20 m for Atlantic CITY vineand Bridgston.
400 500. s:l6, 80 1880 lltlf H. l;5O. ? 90 400.
4;so. 300 $50 ol6 D m SUNDAYS 800 M 400 p ~
for Perth Amboy. - m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN DROVE. &a
From PIER S ". r.
At<t3o, 500 300 100 a m, 100. 3;t1 40. $50 p m
Sundays $3.50, 1lOOa n. $50 p for Highlands Sea
bright Long Branch, sc.
Al 400 200 Hoo A. m, loo 3t5 i.3O. 5: 30 for
Fiberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, Spring
Lake Pt Pleasant &c.
Al i:3o 500 M 100. S:46 p m. for Lakewood. Toms
Attso a M p m for vineand. Bridsetou Beach Haven
and Atlantic City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16


ALBANY neutrality-suspicious. LINE.-PN
~ steamers DREW End DEAN RICHMOND
weak tsv - - trS etse 81 ~ 4. feos
Frr,sht rsceavsd until the hear Of tspsrsura
Lave erookiyu VA Aunex Fuiteu-st. 1t p ~ aftss
Tuesday, June 81 u :
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
~. steamers CRY OF rSoY az ,Asaroat i.sys
en- m tor rrpy tss vossh Iaiiv ssss asS teasass &
Albany Troy Ercarsl,a rick 't@ ~ 81
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
NJ KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING At Cranstoa's
iwest Ponp. Corn~siL Hewbnrx Mariso,ossh. aIltsn,
aud Esouus with Ulster Ds
aware. Stony Glove aud cststilI n"sP',a Rsrosda
CITY Of KiagstOn and James W. Btdwin leave
every work y AZ m pier fcos Of as,n.on,se ssesps
env e. Nswgrgn and nth svsa-
Win leave ondon sundav nights ii o'clock on arrival d
special fast train from tho mountains arriving at
u onday q g
A MARY POWELL-FOr Cr,nston, West
NJ Point cornw,ll Newhurs. New. Hamburs. Miitoa
ghkeepsie HYDE Park Rondort and Kingston Daily
SUNDAYS t,cepod. leaves vesrvst 3l5 West 22st $50
SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
DOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

NORTHERN aAILROADOFNE NEW JERSEY
IN leave from Chamberss Station for Engewood
Tsnany. C,c:srr. spartiI! md Ny.cs $50 7;io s29
1880 NJ ~ mdnghs snnaays 7;lo $40 4 m and
$50 7l0. $50 NJ $50 $50 p. l1:3o p m Saturdays
only. sundaya $50 q m D. m.
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IATSKIT.L EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERS kill AND CATsKlLL
Leave Pier "a, ". r.. foot Of yay-st-
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ,
Saturdays KsaterskH leaves At r. NJ ana
alter Brett Ate
CATsKTLL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS.
Listof houses. 30. ut pier. mailed free by
W.. j. HUGHES. Treasurer Catskill. NJ y
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From PIERS N. r.
Ar<3o 800. 900 400 a N, 100 3t5. 40, $50 D N.
Sundays $3.50, llO0a n. $50 for Highlands. Sea-
40 S6o " - st5 40 $50 for Atlantic Hign lands
400 90 Hoo A. m, loo St5 40. 5: 20 p N for
Eiberon Asbuy Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach. Spring
LAKE, Pt Pleasant Go. ~
At l3o 500 M 100. S.46 p. m. for Lakewood. Toms
Attso M, m. for vineand. Bridsetou. Beach Haven
and Atlantic Clty.
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SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
DOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.



cemmsncins June "a :psc'sl express tr,,a Nth pa.r
R. daily eicept 81 days At si2 NJ dns At raesan: a.
with through train for Montrcai via Central Vermont r.
and at Wells River for Montreal oueoec &c. via Passump
sic Div. B. AMI l. r r
Returning train will leave Fabyans 9l6 NJ daily cxcsps
Sundays. drs st New.fork at 7:50 .: m.
Seats pa0r he >erure 10 advance ~ u a11
s. G. ticket ofnoe In Grand Central Depot
For further information see Conn River Line Folder which
may be obtained u PRINCIPAL ticket omcea ,,p,rr.n
0.P. A. " Y, N. X. and II. r. r.
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
~ Trains from ferries ct West an and Jayst a.
foows:
burg Monticello Liberty. Walton Delhi Norwich. Utica,
West 42f. 9:10 Jayst, $50 q m. for Lake Mohenx.
Lake MinnewaskA Mdrtown. Eleuvilla FAisburx. Mon
tice'lo. Liberty whta Lzka ~
Lake Minnrwasks Mddetown EienviIis FallsburG Mon
West l2d SIS D. ~. Iav..t SIS n. daily for Iidds-
town Fasbprr Liberty Walton Norwich. Oneida 0swego,
susDsnson Bridge Detroit chicago. st Loni&
SATURDAY haifhoidav train West 42t ll5 n nj Jav-st,
Up M for Middletown EIsnvis Faiisourx Monticello.
Pullman drawing and sleepins ears on All tranS
saats and berths S07 Broadway Time table,
tickes &c, 2O7, S07 9 1928 Broadway 73I 5th-avas
lSI East I2bth-st, 284 Wet f2Sth.se. NJ.
T. G. ANDERSON. O. p. A..
IA EXCHANGE Place, ". Y,
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For Boston, Worcester Portland ami White Mountains
DIRECT ROUTE
Nsw.London. Norwich, Watch Hill and Block Island
RATES REDUCED

ID.
Steamers "Cty Of Worcester" city Boston," and "City
Lawrercs" PIER North foot Of Watts %.
pier above Desbrossesst erry, daily. Sundays eK
copied D. Tickets and secured at 207,
eel S97 457 and 957 Broadway 10 and IL Greenwichst
1853 Bowery. Astor House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hoelA 1873 Fuoust. Brooklyn ct Pier 90. North River
steamers
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DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH.
Leave Penn r. r. 40 Parior ears TO baltimore,
thence palace steamers arriving ct Old Point ZIP NJ
0enT Pass Agent SIG Broadway, N. =.
NORWICH LINE